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@tbookdev/vault-react-sui

v0.1.1

Published

React hooks and provider for TBook Vault Gateway on Sui

Readme

@tbookdev/vault-react-sui

Headless React hooks and provider for TBook Sui vault integrations.

This package assumes your app already provides:

  • QueryClientProvider from @tanstack/react-query
  • SuiClientProvider and WalletProvider from @mysten/dapp-kit

Install

pnpm add @tbookdev/vault-react-sui @tbookdev/vault-sdk-sui

Provider

import { TBookSuiVaultProvider } from "@tbookdev/vault-react-sui";

export function AppProviders({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return (
    <TBookSuiVaultProvider network="testnet" vaultId="rcusdp-sui">
      {children}
    </TBookSuiVaultProvider>
  );
}

Hooks

import {
  useSuiDeposit,
  useSuiTransactionHistory,
  useSuiUsdcBalance,
  useSuiVaultBalances,
  useSuiVaultInfo,
} from "@tbookdev/vault-react-sui";

function VaultPanel() {
  const vaultInfo = useSuiVaultInfo();
  const balances = useSuiVaultBalances();
  const usdc = useSuiUsdcBalance();
  const history = useSuiTransactionHistory();
  const deposit = useSuiDeposit();

  return (
    <button onClick={() => deposit.mutate({ amount: 100_000_000n })}>
      Deposit 100 USDC
    </button>
  );
}

Transaction Builders

local-sdk builds Sui transaction bytes in the browser through @tbookdev/vault-sdk-sui. It is the default on every network.

The API server base URL is selected from network, independent of txBuilderMode: testnet points at the deployed sandbox Gateway API, while mainnet stays empty until the production Gateway API is deployed. If gateway-api is selected on a network without a configured Gateway API, the write hook reports a configuration error only when it tries to build the transaction through the API.

<TBookSuiVaultProvider network="testnet" txBuilderMode="local-sdk">
  {children}
</TBookSuiVaultProvider>

gateway-api calls the selected TBook Gateway API to build unsigned transaction bytes, then signs and executes them with the connected Sui wallet. Select it explicitly when you want API-built transactions.

<TBookSuiVaultProvider
  network="testnet"
  txBuilderMode="gateway-api"
>
  {children}
</TBookSuiVaultProvider>